"Support THEM now"

[ForLiberty2012]

When was this slogan decided? I thought it was supposed to be Support the troops? What's the significance of THEM? Quite Ambiguous if you ask me. Is there something wrong with saying troops?

[brandon]

I agree. Putting the accent on "THEM" is just strange. I think "Support the troops" is pretty lame too though. And sup with that one 'soldier' having half of his face on all our ads? Failbomb

[JoshLowry]

Posted about this here: http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?325351-November-11-Veteran-s-Day-Money-Bomb-(let-s-stand-united!-and-get-to-work!)&p=3690808#post3690808


Not any real mess. Taking it to the public forum threads would have dragged this out much longer.


We are using www.SupportThemNow.com (http://www.supportthemnow.com/) as the theme to push behind. Had it pointed to proper nameservers last night.

Dusman, Chainspell, Gage, and I were originally torn on the theme to use.

BringThemHome11.com, VetsForPaul.com, SupportTheTroops2011.com, HeServed.com were talked about but shot down for various reasons.

We wanted something that brings in as many visitors as possible.

Gage has the basic pledge/facebook scripts up. I'd like to see us rework some of the text, graphics, banners.

Gage told me that he was going to let Dusman get his scripts on the site.

Chainspell is working on a video. Sorry for the confusion.


We've got a domain and facebook event for you to push if you'd like to help!


The BTO moneybomb was extended and pushed through Friday.

Saturday I started to see the formation of the forums rejecting the VetsForPaul.com site.

Changes were made to accommodate over the last three days.

We have a better domain to push.

I'm doing my best to herd a bunch of cats. http://www.ronpaulforums.com/images/smilies/redface.gif

I didn't want to waste any additional time debating over the domain name. There is nothing I will ever do that will make everyone happy.

At a certain point after feedback was asked for and given, we made a decision to roll with the one that made the most sense to use.